Yesterday we used a couple of the remaining moving boxes to make a train for the yard. This was Henry's idea and he was so excited about it he stayed up 1 hour late planning the train and got up 1 hour early to get started on the project. Here he is painting the engine. It is 6:30 a.m.
Friday, August 6, 2010
How Much Fun Can You Have?
In Chicago Ben rarely used the car to get to work. However, in Cleveland he needs it a lot more and so we take turns. When the kiddos and I have the car we do our usual exploration and museum stuff. When we don't have the car we have projects and we find out how much fun you can have with your imagination. Thank goodness for this house. I cannot even begin to explain how much I love this house, the space it provides our family and the YARD. Hello private outside area!!!
Yesterday we used a couple of the remaining moving boxes to make a train for the yard. This was Henry's idea and he was so excited about it he stayed up 1 hour late planning the train and got up 1 hour early to get started on the project. Here he is painting the engine. It is 6:30 a.m.
The finished project! Painting the boxes was mostly Henry and I but Bridget glued on all the wheels. Henry and I made a chalk track. He added a stick as a throttle (Science Museum vocabulary!) Instead of coal this train was Mom powered. We connected all the cars with a jump rope and around we went.
Yesterday we used a couple of the remaining moving boxes to make a train for the yard. This was Henry's idea and he was so excited about it he stayed up 1 hour late planning the train and got up 1 hour early to get started on the project. Here he is painting the engine. It is 6:30 a.m.
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I would love to have a 5x7 of the picture of Bridget for my wall. Give me some instructions on how to do that. The pictures are darling and I love the train. Nana misses you all very much.
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